Michael Eliot Bornstein graduated Cum Laude from Harvard in 1986 and received his medical degree from Boston University School of Medicine in 1990. He completed his pediatric residency at The University of California, Irvine in 1993. Shortly after beginning his residency program in California, he met his future wife, Aimee who was working in the Pediatric ICU. They were married in 1992. After residency, they decided to open a private practice in Richmond, Texas. With Aimee managing the office, Dr. Bornstein was able to focus completely on medicine and the care of his patients. 1998 was a big year for the Bornsteins. Their son Alec was born in February and their second office was opened in April. Their second son, Zack, was born in 2000. Now Pediatric Center is a family affair as Michael, Aimee, Alec and Zack go to the office together every day.

While caring for his patients in his private practice, Dr. Bornstein realized that he wanted to provide a resource for parents who were interested in understanding more about children's health. He created his parenting web site, ibabydoc.com, in December of 1999. His family lives in Sugar Land, Texas.

He will be answering questions on a bi-weekly basis on Twinstuff. Post your questions for Dr. Bornstein now on general pediatrician care and he will personally select and answer a few questions each week.

Here are links to some of Dr. Bornstein's earlier answers:
Aug. 11-25 (Variance in Weights, Deli Meats, Finger Foods)

To ask Dr. Bornstein a question, please follow this link.

To learn more about Dr. Bornstein and search his list of recommended pediatricians, we invite you to visit his web site -- www.ibabydoc.com

Dr. Barbara Luke is one of the top experts on maternal nutrition in the United States, and an international expert on multiple pregnancy.

She has written or edited a dozen books, including the award-winning best-seller When You're Expecting Twins, Triplets, or Quads.

Dr. Luke ran a very successful prenatal nutrition program for women pregnant with multiples at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor for seven years. She continues her research on improving the health of mothers and their children with researchers around the country in her current position as Professor in the Department of Epidemiology & Public Health and the Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology at the University of Miami School of Medicine in Florida.

She will be answering questions on a weekly basis on our web site. Post your questions for Dr. Luke now on nutrition and general health during pregnancy!

Here are links to some of Dr. Luke's earlier answers:
July 18-25 (Variance in Weights, Deli Meats, Finger Foods)
July 26-Aug. 4 (Extra Salt, Allergies and Baby Foods)

To ask Dr. Luke a question, please follow this link.